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NFL Power Rankings: Post Draft

30. Cincinnati Bengals I think the Bengals could end up with the 1st pick in the 2012 draft if they are not careful. Unless Carson Palmer changes his mind, the Bengals are planning on starting rookie QB Andy Dalton. Now, I am a Dalton supporter, but he definitely needs work and he’s going to have a limited amount of time before he’s thrown into the fray. On top of that, he doesn’t have a running game to support him. Bengals are in a tough division with Steelers, Baltimore, and Cleveland. They look to have a high pick next year.

29. Arizona Cardinals As of right now, they don’t have a quarterback. That drops them. They’ll move up once they get a quarterback like Kolb or Orton, but for now, they are a bottom feeder. Once they do get a guy like Kolb or Orton, they could jump pretty significantly. They have a nice running back corps of Ryan Williams, La-Rod Stephens Howling, Beanie Wells, and Tim Hightower. They could be a contender in the NFC West, although, that isn’t saying much.

Buffalo ended up drafting Marcel Dareus with the 3rd overall pick in the 2011 Draft. Dareus should help with their 32nd ranked rush defense, but Buffalo just doesn’t have enough talent to prevent picking high again. They are going to continue with Ryan Fitzpatrick as their quarterback. CJ Spiller needs to step it up after having a poor rookie season, but they also have Fred Jackson their to help. If Buffalo doesn’t want to pick high next year, they need to find a way to stop the Patriots, Jets, and Dolphins from moving the ball at will.

27. Tennessee Titans New coach. New quarterback. Tennessee is entering a whole new era after giving up on Vince Young and getting rid of Jeff Fisher. However, that era is bound to take a hit next year thanks to the lockout preventing the team from working with projected starter Jake Locker. I am a Locker guy, but the lack of time with the coaches is going to hurt him for his rookie season. He has a stellar running back to help him out, but his receiving corps is below average with their best wideout Kenny Britt getting in trouble with the law constantly.

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